Dried Seafood Street - Hongkong
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Directions to Dried Seafood Street
Dried Seafood Street have more than 200 stores displaying their products along the street. Others are already cooked with ingredients when it was sun dried such as scallops, abalone, salted fish, sharks fin, shrimps, sea cucumber and seaweed.
This market is particularly popular during the months of December and January as locals flock here to purchase seafood, sausages, and other ingredients that they will serve in their Christmas/New Year’s feast. Some even give them as gifts.
Travel information:
Opening hours: 9:30am-7pm
Nearby attractions are the Western Market, Antique Street, and some hotels.
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